After another deep playoff run ended short of a World Series title, the Phillies enter the offseason with some needs and questions. Rhys Hoskins, the longest-tenured Phillies position player on the roster, is expected to move on in free agency. But Aaron Nola will not follow him out the door, after agreeing to a seven-year contract.
Follow along here with the latest news and analysis from The Inquirer throughout the offseason. We’ll update this list with every move and break them down as they happen, all the way until spring training gets underway in February.
Aaron Nola has agreed to a seven-year, $172 million contract with the Phillies, The Inquirer confirmed on Sunday. According to a source, Nola turned down more money from other deals to stay in Philadelphia. The contract is pending a physical.
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